1996 Monte Carlo Open – Singles

Defending champion Thomas Muster defeated Albert Costa in the final, 6–3, 5–7, 4–6, 6–3, 6–2 to win the singles tennis title at the 1996 Monte Carlo Open.[1]

Singles
1996 Monte Carlo Open
Final
ChampionAustria Thomas Muster
Runner-upSpain Albert Costa
Score6–3, 5–7, 4–6, 6–3, 6–2
Details
Draw56 (7Q / 5WC)
Seeds16
Events
Singles Doubles
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Seeds edit

The top eight seeds received a bye to the second round.

  1.   Thomas Muster (champion)
  2.   Andre Agassi (third round)
  3.   Michael Chang (second round)
  4.   Boris Becker (third round)
  5.   Goran Ivanišević (second round)
  6.   Yevgeny Kafelnikov (second round)
  7.   Thomas Enqvist (second round)
  8.   Jim Courier (second round)
  9.   Sergi Bruguera (second round)
  10.   Marc Rosset (first round)
  11.   Arnaud Boetsch (second round)
  12.   Andriy Medvedev (third round)
  13.   Marcelo Ríos (semifinals)
  14.   Todd Martin (first round)
  15.   Renzo Furlan (second round, withdrew)
  16.   Albert Costa (finalist)

Draw edit

Key edit

Finals edit

Semifinals Final
            
1   Thomas Muster 6 6  
    Cédric Pioline 3 3  
1   Thomas Muster 6 5 4 6 6
16   Albert Costa 3 7 6 3 2
13   Marcelo Ríos 3 6 3
16   Albert Costa 6 4 6

Top half edit

Section 1 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
1   T Muster 7 6  
    T Carbonell 6 3 6     T Carbonell 5 4  
    F Dewulf 0 6 1 1   T Muster 6 77  
Q   O Camporese 6 3 2     C Moyá 2 63  
    C Moyá 2 6 6     C Moyá w/o    
    D Vacek 4 63   15   R Furlan      
15   R Furlan 6 77   1   T Muster 5 6 6
10   M Rosset 5 2       S Schalken 7 1 4
    R Krajicek 7 6       R Krajicek 0 6 6
    S Edberg 78 6       S Edberg 6 4 2
    À Corretja 66 3       R Krajicek 5 77 4
Q   P Fredriksson 3 5       S Schalken 7 65 6
    S Schalken 6 7       S Schalken 3 6 6
7   T Enqvist 6 3 3

Section 2 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
3   M Chang 710 2 4
Q   A Cherkasov 2 1       C Costa 68 6 6
    C Costa 6 6       C Costa 6 6  
    M Larsson 4 2       P Korda 4 1  
    B Ulihrach 6 6       B Ulihrach 1 2  
    P Korda 6 6       P Korda 6 6  
14   T Martin 4 3       C Costa 2 3  
12   A Medvedev 6 6       C Pioline 6 6  
    A Berasategui 4 4   12   A Medvedev 6 6  
    M Philippoussis 2 77 77     M Philippoussis 0 2  
    G Schaller 6 65 62 12   A Medvedev 6 0 2
    H Dreekmann 3 3       C Pioline 4 6 6
    C Pioline 6 6       C Pioline 6 6  
6   Y Kafelnikov 4 3  

Bottom half edit

Section 3 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
5   G Ivanišević 2 2  
Q   O Martinez 4 2   WC   M Gustafsson 6 6  
WC   M Gustafsson 6 6   WC   M Gustafsson 77 6  
WC   E Sánchez 62 3   WC   F Santoro 63 1  
WC   F Santoro 77 6   WC   F Santoro 7 1 77
Q   M-K Goellner 2 4   11   A Boetsch 5 6 63
11   A Boetsch 6 6   WC   M Gustafsson 3 4  
13   M Ríos 6 5 6 13   M Ríos 6 6  
    F Clavet 4 7 4 13   M Ríos 6 2 6
    J Björkman 6 5 3     J Novák 3 6 2
    J Novák 2 7 6 13   M Ríos 6 6  
Q   D Rikl 6 66 6 4   B Becker 4 3  
WC   H Leconte 2 78 1 Q   D Rikl 4 6 3
4   B Becker 6 4 6

Section 4 edit

First round Second round Third round Quarterfinals
8   J Courier 3 3  
    J Sánchez 6 6       J Sánchez 6 6  
    P Haarhuis 2 3       J Sánchez 6 68 4
WC   D Nargiso 6 0 2 Q   F Mantilla 3 710 6
Q   F Mantilla 3 6 6 Q   F Mantilla 7 6  
    A Gaudenzi 2 63   9   S Bruguera 5 2  
9   S Bruguera 6 77   Q   F Mantilla 3 3  
16   A Costa 6 6   16   A Costa 6 6  
    J Arrese 2 0   16   A Costa 63 6 6
    H Gumy 6 6       H Gumy 77 1 4
    J Burillo 3 3   16   A Costa 6 6  
    B Karbacher 3 2   2   A Agassi 2 1  
    J Siemerink 6 6       J Siemerink 2 3  
2   A Agassi 6 6  

References edit

  1. ^ John Barrett, ed. (1997). International Tennis Federation World of Tennis 1997. London: CollinsWillow. pp. 130, 140. ISBN 9780002187145.

External links edit